TIIUUSHAY. MARCH 27, 11)52
'AGE TEN
HERALD AND NFAVS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
19 52 Make UYourself
Wool Coniesi Open - Prizes
PORTLAND More than $25,000
6 prlzea, Including tlO.OOO worth
i award added tills year, are
iffered in the sixth annual "Make
Ik Yourself with Wool" home sew
lit content, which began March
II throughout Oregon and In 13
ither . Western alates.
Open to girls from 14 through 22
he 1852 contest li sponsored by
he Oregon Wool Growers Auxtl
ary. tho Women's Auxiliary of
he National "Wool Growers Associ
ttion, and The Wool Bureau, Inc.
In announcing the start of the
entest In Oregon, Mrs. Peter Obl
ique of Burns, State Contest Di
rector, pointed out that important
lew prizes, presented by the r. W,
Voolworth Company and the Sing
ir Sewing Machine Company, have
leen added to the long list of schol
irships, U.S. Defense Bonds and
ither valuable awards olfered In
he contest. The result should be
;reatly Increased Interest in this
tear's' event, she asserted.
The contest plays a key role in
leveloping skill in sewing and fa
ihion knowledge, by encouraging
roung women to make coats, suits
tnd dresses from virgin wool Inb
les, Mrs. Obiaque said. In addl
Jon to the thousands of Individual
rirls who enter the competition
lach year, she declared, more and
ind home economics teachers are
naklng the contest a valuable ad
lunct of their Instruction.
As In previous years, she said
ihe contest will have two divisions
-the Junior Class, for girls from
14 through 17, and the Senior Class,
tor those from 18 through 22.
When the contest reaches Its cli
max early in December, the top
tewing . experts from all contest
states will compete in the Nation
U Finals in Chicago, appearing in
ine famed National Fashion Revue
In conjunction with the 88th annual
convention of the National Wool
Orowers Association. Each Junior
ind Senior-State Champion, select
ed through district and state elim
inations will receive an all-expense
paid trip to Chicago. Travel expen
ses for the champions will be paid
bv the F. W Woolworlh Com.
pany, through the company's dis
trict olflces in St Louis, Denver,
Minneapolis und San Francisco,
SINGER OFFERS AWARDS
Other new awards offered In the
1952 vent include one portable Sin
ger sewing machine In each con
test state, presented by the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, and an
additional $50 Defense Bond award
ed in each contest state through
the courtesy of the Handweaver
and Craftsman Magazine. 1
The portable sewing machines
presented by the Singer- Company
are in addition to Singer mahogany
console sewing machines awarded
in the national competition as first
prises in both the Junior and Sen
ior classes, .
States taking part In the contest
are Arizona, California, Colorado,
Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New
Mexico, North Dakota Oregon;
South Dakota, Utah, Washington
and Wyoming. Mrs. John Will
Vance of Coleman Texas, Presi
dent of th Women's Auxiliary of
the National Wool Growers Associ
ation is National Contest Director.
The complete list of national
awards in the 1952 contest is as
follows:
Grand Priie for best garment in
all divisions of Senior Class
$300 scholarship by Forstmann
Woolen company.
Grand Prize for best garment in
all divisions of Junior Class
$300 scholarship by Pendleton
Woolen Mills. -Junior
Class
First Place A Singer mahog
any console sewing machine.
Second Place $100 U.S. De
fense Bond by John Walther
, Fabrics. Inc.
Third Place $100 U.S. Defense
Bond by I. A. Wyner & Co
Senior Class
First Place A Singer mahog
any console sewing machine.
Second Place $100 VS. De
fense Bond by Botany Mills, mc.
Third Place $100 U.S. Defense
Bond by The Wool Bureau, Inc.
Special awards to national win-
Klamath Unit
Legion Aux.
Celebrates
Klamath Unit' No.1 8, American
Legion Auxiliary held its annual
jparty In honor of the S3rd birth
day of Uie American Legion, which
was organized In France in 1919.
Past Commanders were present
ed and particularly honored along
wiui an legionnaires.
A urogram orcnared bv Mrs.
Paul Otlcrbein and group singing,
ners will Include a $500 scholar
ship presented by Colorado Wom
en s College to the young woman
whose home-sewing skill and ac
ademic standing in nigh school are
adjudged to be outstanding, and
a $100 Defense Bond to the girl
selected to hold the title of "The
1952 Wool Princess," as the out
standing national contestant. This
awsra win De preseniea oy ine
Producers Livestock Marketing As
sociation ot'Ogden, Utah.
FOR YOUR LENTEN MENUS
FKSH MAX M KLAMATH FAILS!
COTTAGE
CHEESE
ASK Kit THI C A Till lilt I
corrAGi otiesi aiaei toot
by the members of the post and
the Auxiliary, wiui mis. Harry
Van at the piano, was enjoyed by
nil.
Delicious refreshments .including
a beautifully decorated birthday
cake were served by the commit
tee with Mrs. Paul Otlcrbein and
Mrs. Julia ' Williams, co-chairmen
and assisted by Mrs. Belle Ross
and Mrs. Ann Hayes.
Short meetings of the Post and
the Unit preceded the entertalu
ment. iteporta of liie District Con
ference.held In Lakevlew were giv
en by Mrs. Frod Hellbronner, Mrs,
Paul Otterbelu and Mrs. Charles
Halm,
NO JKW REPRESENTATION
BAGHDAD, Iran Wl Iraqi offt
cera said Irafll Jews will no long
er be represented In the parliament
since there are only 12.000 left In
the country, after a recently-concluded
mrge scale exodus to Israel.
Minorities of less than 20.000 are
not represented in parliament.
Furs deteriorate from heat and,
therefore, should not be exposed
to it.
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writing on one side of
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uniqueness of ideas. Judges'
decision is final. Duplicate
prizes in case of ties. All
entries and ideas therein
become the property of
General Mills, Inc. No en
tries an be acknowledged
or returned.
S. Winners wit! be notified
mail within six weeks
after contest closes. List of
winners will be sent upon
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